Cal S, Byers

ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
112% East IRON AVENUE

Salina, ‘Kansas

OFFICE PHONE 886 May LO, 1940 °

RES. PHONE 3629

Dr. Forrest G-e Allen,. Director,
Physical Education & Recreation,
Kansas University,
Lawrence, Kansas.

Dear Sir:

As you have been advised I am representing Mrs. fmst
Ae Uhrlaub. For that reason and because of your attitude
generally, as reported to me, I feel that you should have
the vt picture so far as I can give it in reasonable space
and time.

First, may I say that in all this unfortunate affair of
separation and divorce, Mr. Uhrlaub has been very definitely
the aggressor. I know, because he has been in my office a
number of times, and in order to get her to file suit he
entered into a separation agreement and property settlement
on May 20, 19359, wherein he agreed to pay to Mrs. Uhrlaub
$1,065.00 alimony, payable $197.00 at the time of the execu-
tion of the agreement and $25.00 per month beginning June 1,
1939. He further agreed to pay Mrs. Uhrlaub $50.00 per
month for the maintenance and education of the two boys
beginning June 1, 1939, and continuing until the older boy
is 21 and $25.00 per month until the younger boy is 2l.

Mrs. Uhrlaub says that since making this agreement Mr. Uhrlaub
has paid $235.27 in alimony and $155.00 for child support.

During the winter months Mrs. Uhrlaub has worked as
beauty parlor operator in the afternoons and has been employed
in the mornings preparing and serving food to the under-
privileged children in the Salina schools, but this last job
was terminated last Friday and her eamings as beauty parlor
operator are very small indeed.

She has planned on going to Colorado to live with her
parents and has asked for help from Mr. Uhrlaub in the sum
of $50.00, but Mr. Uhrlaub finally wrote to his attomey here
that he could not send any money.